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The Maritime Silk Road: The Role Played by Portugal and Macao
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Understanding the Character Yi in Pre-Opium War Canton: A Study of the Merchant Newspaper The Canton Register
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Defending Canton: Chinese Pirates, British Traders, and Hong Merchants, 1780−1810
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Leanqua and Anqua —The Founding of the Canton System (1685–1720)
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The Canton Register: The First English-Language Newspaper on the China Coast
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Protecting the Labourers’ Story: A Critical Reflection on Craftsmanship Safeguarding in Hong Kong and Macao as Intangible Cultural Heritage
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Amoy Anqua (1696−1723) and the China Trade before the Rise of the Canton System
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200 Years of Spanish Shipping in Canton and Macao (1640–1840)
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How to Deal with Foreign Trade
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THE STUDY OF PARSEE MERCHANTS IN CANTON, HONG KONG AND MACAO
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Possibility of developing commerce with Portugal
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The Peak of the Export Painting Market in Canton 1770s–1780s
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THE YE MERCHANTS OF CANTON (1720-1804)廣東葉氏商人 (1720 - 1804)
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Ofício do magistrado do distrito de Xiangshan, Yang, ao procurador de Macau, sobre a compra de rapé
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THE YAN FAMILIY. MERCHANTS OF CANTON 1734-1780s顏氏家族：廣東商人 1734 - 1780年
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Mapa (cópia) do "Cofre do Cabedal do defunto Matheus Joannes", de 1795-1797.
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Ordem de D. João IV, rei de Portugal, ao Conselho Ultramarino, sobre a conveniência de se mandarem navios ingleses com mercadorias à China.
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奏为审明天主教民傅丙泼致毙那苏教民案按律定拟事
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Miscellaneous References to Artisans of the Canton Trade 1700-1842
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CAI AND QIU ENTERPRISES: MERCHANTS OF CANTON (1730-1784)廣東商人 (1730 - 1784) ：蔡氏與邱氏企業
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AN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY MACAO ARMENIAN MERCHANT PRINCE
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The Depiction of Watercraft by Chinese Artists in Export Paintings of the Canton Trade between the 1770s and the 1840s
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为审理江西南昌县天主教民傅丙泼致伤耶穌教民陈海修身死一案事致刑部
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The Third Silk Road: Pirates, Buried Treasure, and Sunken Ships